| Name | Timms, Philip Thomas | |
| Birth | 16 Sep 1874 | Toronto, ON [20] |
| Gender | Male | |
| Home Address/Year | 1899 | Vancouver, BC |
| Address: 234 Fifth Ave. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
| Business Address/Year | 1907 | Vancouver, BC |
| same as home address | ||
| Address: 944 Granville St. Vancouver, BC Canada | ||
| Business Address/Year | 1899-ca. 1912 | Vancouver, BC |
| Initially worked for S.J. Thompson | ||
| Death | 8 Aug 1973 | Vancouver, BC |
| Association | Thompson, Stephen Joseph (Relationship: Employee) | |
| Association | Timms, Arthur Herbert (Relationship: Brother) | |
| Association | Timms, George Frederick (Relationship: Photographer) | |
| Association | Timms, George Frederick (Relationship: Brother) | |
| Association | Timms, George Edward (Relationship: Nephew) | |
| Person ID | I42 | Camera Workers | T, vol. 1, 1858-1900 |
| Last Modified | 26 Jan 2026 | |
| Photos | P.T. Timms portrait, attributed to P.T. Timms, 1933. Courtesy of City of Vancouver Archives, CVA 677-639. | |
| P.T. Timms in the doorway of his photography business, 501 West Georgia St., ca. 1910. Courtesy of City of Vancouver Archives, CVA 677-576. | ||
| P.T. Timms, 500 block Granville St., before 1910. The Bailey Brothers retail store, visible at 540 Granville St., was taken over by 1910 by the Granville Stationery Company, Limited. Courtesy of City of Vancouver Archives, CVA 677-659. | ||
| P.T. Timms and the Vancouver Natural History Society, 1930s. He is standing with his back to another photographer's camera arranging his own camera for a photograph. Courtesy of Vancouver Public Library, accession number 18889. | ||
| P.T. Timms, ceremonial arch, Vancouver, 20 Sep 1901. In this photograph which depicts an arch created for the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, Timms has also captured an individual examining a camera or preparing it for his own photograph. Courtesy of Vancouver Public Library, accession number 8280. | ||
| P.T. Timms postcard, 191-?-192-? The photograph depicts a large group of people along the beach at English Bay. An unidentified male photographer stands at the right edge with his view camera on a tripod. The postcard was published by the Thomson Stationery Co., Limited, Vancouver, BC. Courtesy of SFU Digitized Collections, MSC130-15612-01. |
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